Taiwan Republic Of China Air Mail Stamps 1944 Used NH

The image shows a 160-value airmail postage stamp from the Republic of China, likely issued in the late 1940s. The stamp features a monochromatic design in black ink on a light beige background. It depicts three airplanes flying in formation above a bridge, possibly the Lugou Bridge (also known as the Marco Polo Bridge) near Beijing. The bridge spans a body of water, with detailed depictions of the bridge's arches and supporting structures, as well as the surrounding landscape including stylized clouds and trees. The number "160" is prominently displayed in the upper left corner, indicating the stamp's denomination. Chinese characters are printed across the top right, which read "中華民國郵政 航空", translating to "Republic of China Postal Service Airmail". The stamp has a perforated border, typical of postage stamps, and the paper shows some signs of age.